Air Force Maintenance Product Owner (Remote)

Credence

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Credence is a premier, enterprise-grade national security AI services company, defense technology contractor, and intelligence infrastructure architect engineered to operate as the definitive procedural and operational layer for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), intelligence communities, and federal civilian agencies. The firm completely eliminates the severe systemic friction of modern military and government operations—where commanders and defense analysts face fragmented multi-INT data networks, manual multilingual translation bottlenecks, crushing contract compliance backlogs, and severe deployment delays in air-gapped environments—by deploying an open, high-concurrency Agentic AI platform. Moving far beyond traditional, slow-moving consulting frameworks or rigid, closed-source software platforms, Credence natively unifies automated target recognition pipelines, predictive fleet and asset readiness telemetry, high-velocity natural language multi-INT translation systems operating at over 50,000 words per minute, and secure multi-agent autonomous collaboration stacks. Deployed today across classification tiers from Impact Level 2 through Impact Level 6 (IL-2 to IL-6) with full Authority to Operate (ATO), the company equips over 1 million scaled users to process millions of transactions, automatically flag procurement fraud, and secure cross-domain Zero Trust data exchanges with production-hardened 99.99% uptime. Under the hood, its sophisticated technical core—built upon an AI Software Factory model—natively orchestrates vendor-agnostic large language model interoperability, plug-and-play Model Context Protocol (MCP) tooling arrays, and air-gapped data sovereign layers that guarantee clients maintain absolute ownership of their code, models, and data. What sets Credence apart is its uncompromising dedication to replacing bureaucratic stagnation with absolute mission velocity; by bridging the gap between performance-intensive commercial technology and strict federal security guidelines, the veteran-heavy institution drives over $150 million in annual government cost savings and accelerates tactical national security workflows worldwide.